Türkiye Eurobasket 2025: Semifinal Run

A National Basketball Team, European Championship24 years later, the semi -finals rose to the semifinals.2025 European Basketball Championship (Eurobasket 2025) Group A in 5 by completing the leader, the last 16 rounds of Sweden eliminated Turkey, the quarter -finals faced with Poland. Nationalists, Arena Riga in the match played Poland 91-77 defeated the name of the semi-finals.

Moon-star team, on Friday, September 12, Lithuania-Greece match will meet in the semifinals.

24 years later in the semi -final

A National Team, the European Championship for the second time the semi -final joy of the joy of rising. The Nationalists, who were among the last 4 teams in Eurobasket 2001, which he hosted, managed to re -name the semifinals after 24 years. Moon-star team, 2001 European Championship final was defeated by 78-69 Yugoslavia in the second place.

He made 7 in 7 in Eurobasket 68 years later

A National Basketball Team, European Championship 68 years later won 7 consecutive wins. Finally, the national team, which won 7 consecutive matches in 1957 in 1957, repeated this success after 68 years. The National Team finished the 1957 European Championship in 9th place.

Alperen Şengün 5th player who makes ‘triple-double’

National basketball player Alperen Şengün, the European Championship ‘triple double’ was the title of the 5th player. 19 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, Alperen, Toni Kukoc (1995), Raresz Mandache (2017), Mateusz Ponitka (2022) and Luka Doncic (2025), then the 5th name in Eurobasket’te ‘Triple Double’ was the name. Alperen Şengün also managed to be the youngest player to win this title.

Cedi Osman was injured

A National Team Cedi Osman, 26 minutes of the match as a result of the blow to the ankle remained on the ground. Mateusz Ponitka under the pot after the bilateral struggle injured after the 30 -year -old basketball player, accompanied by medical officials came to the edge of the field. Cedi waiting on the edge for a while for the purpose of precaution, 35 minutes were included in the game.

• Salon: Arena Riga
• Referees: Adamir Zurapovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Takaki Kato (Japan), Martin Horozov (Bulgaria)
• Türkiye: Larkin 13, Şehmus Hazer 13, Cedi Osman 10, Ercan Osmani 10, Alperen Şengün 19, Kenan Sipahi 11, Adem Bona 5, Furkan Korkmaz 10, Ömer Faruk Yurtseven, Sertaç Şanlı
• Poland: Loyd 19, Laczynski, Ponitka 19, Sokolowski 13, Balcerowski 3, Pluta 9, Dziewa 11, Gielo, Olejniczak 3, Zolnierewicz
• 1. Period: 19-19
• Circuit: 46-32
• 3. Period: 65-50
• Five fouls: 38.25 Balcerowski (Poland), 38.51 Ercan Osmani (Türkiye)